FSG Inspections

4-Point Insurance Inspections are quick checks for four key home features—roof, plumbing, electrical, and HVAC—to help insurers assess risk. The inspection includes basic condition notes and may affect insurance premiums or coverage eligibility.

Air Conditioning Systems provide cool, comfortable indoor air by cooling and circulating it through a building. It involves selecting the right unit, installing ducts or vents, powering with electricity, and maintaining filters and components for efficient performance.

Air Filtration cleans and purifies indoor air by removing dust, pollen, smoke, and pollutants with filters and sometimes activated carbon or HEPA technology, improving air quality for healthier living or work environments.

Bacteria Testing checks a sample for bacteria to see if it’s safe or polluted. It involves collecting a sample, lab analysis to identify bacteria types and levels, and reporting results with any precautions or cleanup steps needed.

A building contractor manages construction projects, coordinating trades, scheduling, budgeting, and quality control to turn plans into a finished structure, from initial bids to final inspections.

Business Inspection is a service that reviews a company’s operations, finances, and compliance to identify risks, improvements, and ensure standards are met. It typically includes data checks, site visits, and clear recommendations.

Buyer Inspect is a service that helps you assess a product or property before purchase, including a guided check, condition notes, and a report so you know what’s good, what needs attention, and any potential costs before you buy.

Category-3 Water Damage Assessment is a professional check to identify severe, contaminated water damage sources (like sewage or floodwater), assess extent, safety risks, moisture levels, and guide cleanup with accurate documentation for restoration planning.

Chemical Testing is a service that analyzes samples to identify chemicals and measure their amounts, purity, or hazards. It involves preparing the sample, running tests with instruments, and reporting results to confirm composition and safety.

Code Compliance is a service that helps ensure your software follows coding standards and quality rules. It audits code, enforces style and security guidelines, checks for errors, and provides fixes or recommendations to improve reliability and maintainability.

Commercial Building Inspections are professional checks of a building’s structure, systems, safety, and compliance. Inspectors assess roofs, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, fire safety, and code adherence to identify issues and support safe, compliant operations or sale/lease decisions.

Comprehensive Inspection is a thorough review of a system or site to identify issues, safety concerns, and performance gaps, involving step-by-step checks, measurements, and documentation to ensure compliance and inform fixes or improvements.

Dust Tests is a simple service that checks air quality by measuring dust particles in the environment. It involves collecting air samples and analyzing them to show how much dust is present and whether it meets safety standards.

Exterior Wall is the service of inspecting and repairing the outer walls of a building, including checking for cracks, weather damage, and moisture, and applying repairs, coatings, or insulation to protect the structure and improve exterior appearance.

Follow Up Inspections are check-ins after an initial inspection to verify issues were fixed, ensure compliance, and document results; they involve a re‑inspection, notes on progress, and confirmation of corrective actions taken.

Four Point is a simple service that offers quick, clear guidance and actionable steps for a task, using four key points to outline goals, steps, and expectations in easy-to-follow terms.

Gas Leak Detection is a service that identifies and locates gas leaks in homes or buildings using sensors and detectors, checks risk areas, confirms readings, and may trigger alarms or shutoffs to prevent fires or health hazards.

Home Test is a convenient service that lets you collect a sample at home and send it to a lab for analysis. You receive clear instructions, pack the sample securely, and wait for results from a trusted lab without visiting a clinic.

Hurricane Damage is a service that assesses properties after a hurricane, documenting damage, estimating repairs, and coordinating insurance claims or restoration work to help homeowners recover quickly.

Indoor Air Quality Testing checks the air inside buildings for pollutants, allergens, and contaminants. It involves sampling air, dust, or surfaces, analyzing results, and offering recommendations to improve ventilation, filtration, and humidity for a healthier environment.

Indoor allergen sampling is a test to check the amount of common allergens, like dust mites or pet dander, in your home. A small kit or device is used to collect dust or air samples, which are then analyzed to show which allergens are present and at what levels.

Infrared Cameras capture heat energy from objects and convert it into images. It helps see in the dark, detect heat patterns, monitor temperature changes, and is used in security, building inspections, medicine, and industrial maintenance.

Infrared Imaging is a service that uses infrared cameras to detect heat patterns, showing temperature differences in objects and scenes. It involves capturing thermal images, interpreting heat signatures, and applying color scales to reveal hidden warmth, obstacles, or faults.

Infrared Thermal Imaging Inspection uses a special camera to detect heat patterns from a building, electrical, or mechanical system. It finds hot spots, cold spots, or insulation gaps by visualizing temperature differences, helping locate problems before they fail.

Initial Inspection is a first, thorough check of a property or item to assess its current condition, identify obvious issues, and note any safety hazards, so you know what needs fixing or maintenance before moving forward.

Inspection Process is a step-by-step service that checks products or workflows for quality, safety, and compliance, by planning, examining items, recording findings, and reporting results to guide fixes and improvements.

Inspection Reports is a service that collects and documents findings from checks or audits, detailing conditions, compliance, and any issues found, along with recommendations and next steps for improvement.

Leak Detector is a service that checks for hidden leaks in pipes or containers, using sensors and tests to locate weak spots, measure flow or pressure, and provide results and recommendations to fix the issue.

Limited Inspection is a quick, keys-in-hand assessment that checks essential safety and functionality without a full audit. It covers core components, notes obvious issues, and provides a concise report with basic recommendations for next steps.

Manufactured home inspections assess factory-built homes for safety and quality, checking structure, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and finishes to ensure they meet standards and are safe for occupancy.

Moisture Damage is a service that detects and repairs water-related issues in buildings, such as leaks, dampness, and mold. It involves inspection, moisture measurement, drying, material removal if needed, and prevention steps to protect the structure and health.

Moisture Detection is a service that measures water content in materials or environments to prevent damage. It involves sensors or probes, data collection, and analysis to identify dampness, moisture levels, and trends for alerts and preventive actions.

Moisture Problems is a service that detects and fixes dampness, leaks, and mold in buildings, assessing moisture sources, measuring humidity, and recommending remedies to improve air quality and prevent damage.

Mold sampling is a test to check for mold in a space. A technician collects air or surface samples, which are sent to a lab to identify the type and amount of mold, helping assess contamination and guide cleanup decisions.

Multi-unit inspections are checks done on multiple units at once to verify safety, compliance, and condition. It involves reviewing systems, documenting issues, prioritizing repairs, and ensuring consistency across all units.

The New Window service opens a new browser window or tab for you to start fresh, typically loading a new page or task without closing your current view. It involves launching a separate window separate from the current session.

New construction inspections are checks during building, ensuring materials, workmanship, and safety meet plans and codes. Inspectors review framing, electrical, plumbing, and finishes at key stages to prevent defects before completion.

Nursing Homes provide 24/7 care and housing for seniors and others needing help with daily activities, medical supervision, meals, and social activities in a safe, supportive building with trained staff on site.

Our Inspections is a service that checks your property or item for safety, quality, and compliance. It involves a scheduled visit by a qualified inspector to review components, identify issues, provide findings, and offer recommendations for fixes or improvements.

Pest Infestation helps identify and manage pests in homes or businesses. It involves inspection, detection of pests, seasonal risk tips, and recommended control methods to protect property and health.

Plumbing Fixtures is a service that covers the installation, repair, and maintenance of essential bathroom and kitchen fittings like sinks, toilets, faucets, showers, and related piping to ensure proper water flow and drainage in homes or buildings.

Plumbing Inspection is a professional check of a building’s pipes, fixtures, and drains to find leaks, corrosion, and code issues. It involves visual inspection, testing water pressure, evaluating drainage, and recommending fixes or replacements.

Plumbing System refers to installation, repair, and maintenance of water supply and drainage networks in buildings—pipes, faucets, fixtures, and fixtures—ensuring clean water delivery, proper waste removal, and safe, leak-free operation.

A Pre-Purchase Home Inspection is a professional check of a home you want to buy, assessing its structure, systems, and safety to identify problems or needed repairs before you finalize the purchase.

Property Damage is a service that helps assess, document, and repair harm to someone’s property after incidents like accidents, storms, or vandalism, including reporting damages, filing claims, coordinating repairs, and restoring or replacing affected items.

Re-Inspection is a follow-up check to review a previously inspected item, ensuring issues were addressed. It involves re-evaluating the same criteria, verifying fixes, and confirming compliance or quality standards.

Rental property inspections are scheduled checks of a rental home to ensure it’s in good condition, identify maintenance needs, verify tenants follow rules, and confirm listed amenities and safety features are present.

Repair Work is a service that fixes damaged items, such as electronics or furniture. It involves diagnosing the problem, sourcing parts if needed, and repairing or restoring functionality to extend the item's life.

Residential Inspections is a service that checks homes for safety, quality, and condition. Inspectors examine structure, plumbing, electrical systems, moisture, and safety features, then provide a written report with findings and recommended fixes.

Roof Certification is a service that inspects a roof to assess its condition, safety, and durability, then provides an official report and certificate. It usually includes a visual inspection, checks for leaks, wear, and safety compliance, and recommended repairs.

Roof Inspections provide a professional check of your roof’s condition, looking for leaks, damage, wear, and flashing issues. It involves a visual inspection from above and sometimes from the attic or ladder, with a report on needed repairs or maintenance.

Roof Leaks is a service that detects, locates, and repairs water leaks in a roof, fixing damaged shingles, flashing, or seals to stop water intrusion and protect your home from water damage.

Tape Lift is a simple forensic test where a sticky tape is pressed onto a surface to pick up tiny particles or fibers, then lifted away to be examined under a microscope for clues or evidence.

The Their Inspection service checks a property or item for condition, quality, and compliance by trained inspectors, who review surfaces, systems, and safety aspects, report findings, and suggest fixes or next steps.

Thermal Imaging Infrared Thermography uses infrared cameras to detect heat patterns and temperatures on surfaces, showing heat distribution to identify issues like insulation gaps, electrical faults, or moisture, without touching the object and in real time.

Thermal Imaging is a service that uses infrared cameras to detect heat patterns and temperature differences in objects or spaces, showing hot and cold areas. It helps assess insulation, electrical or mechanical issues, and safety by visualizing heat.

Visual Inspections involve carefully looking over equipment, sites, or processes to check for obvious issues like damage, wear, or safety hazards, usually using sight and basic tools, and reporting findings for repair or action.

Volatile Organic Compound Testing identifies and measures gases released by everyday products or environments. It involves collecting air samples and analyzing them to detect VOC levels, determine health risks, and guide mitigation efforts.

Water Damage Assessment is a service that checks a property for water intrusion, moisture levels, and structural damage. It involves visual inspections, moisture readings, and a report with findings and recommended steps to prevent or repair damage.

Water Intrusion is a service that prevents and addresses water entering buildings, walls, or foundations. It involves inspecting for leaks, moisture, and damage, fixing sources of intrusion, drying affected areas, and water damage remediation to prevent mold and decay.

Water Leak Detection is a service that finds hidden water leaks in homes or buildings using sensors and monitoring, then alerts you and helps locate the source so you can fix it and prevent damage.

Wind Mitigation Inspection Services assess a home’s features that reduce hurricane or storm damage, like roof shape, shutters, clips, and roof-to-wall connections, to determine eligibility for discounts or credits on insurance premiums.

A Wind Mitigation Report is a document that assesses how well a home or building can resist wind damage. It involves inspecting the structure, doors, windows, roof, and connectors to determine safety features and eligibility for windstorm insurance discounts.

Window Leaks checks homes for drafts and water intrusion around windows, seals, and frames. It involves inspection, testing for leaks, identifying causes, and recommending fixes like weatherproofing or repair work to keep interiors dry and energy efficient.

Wood Flooring is a service that installs or refinishes wooden planks on floors, bringing natural warmth and durability. It involves measuring, removing old flooring if needed, prepping the surface, laying or sanding, staining, sealing, and finishing for a smooth, long-lasting floor.

Your Inspection is a service that assesses a product or site for quality, safety, and compliance, using checklists and expert reviews to identify issues and provide practical recommendations for improvement.